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The idea in passage B which is different from that in passage A is ___ A. thoughts that schools are a medium for individuals to socialize freely B. the need to join social events not diversity that homeschoolers seek C. parents limited understanding of their children’s potentials and talents D. parents personal preference for a certain type of school for their children E. wrong assumptions on both home school education and homeschooling SOAL 4 If a child’s parents are not able to identify the child’s talents comprehensively, a home school child’s basketball talent will ___ A. never be revealed until the right expert can reveal the child’s talent B. grow normally because somebody’s talent is not affected by anyone else C. grow little and later it may stop growing at all as there is a little stimulation D. remain undeveloped because none is able to reveal the child’s potential E. still grow in so far, he/she has the need to partake in a basketball team SOAL 5 Choose whether the statement is correct or incorrect based on the text above. 1 Passage A and Passage B conclude that public schools are always better for children. Correct Incorrect 2 Both passages mention weaknesses in homeschooling. Correct Incorrect 3 Passage A argues that schools do not always represent real social diversity. Correct Incorrect 4 Both passages agree that homeschooling should be completely eliminated. Correct Incorrect 5 Passage B highlights that parents may not fully recognize their children’s talents. Correct Incorrect Text for number 6-10 The air is crisp, with a wind blowing in off the ocean. The craft sits ready, facing down the dunes on the wooden rails from which it launches. The small but efficient petrol engine roars and the two ‘pusher’ propellers start to turn. With his wingtips guided by the few members of the support team, the lean young man lays on his stomach across the broad rectangular wing, the second wing above him in a classic biplane formation. The engine roars, the propellers spin, and the plane takes to the air. Neither very high nor far, but unassailably under its own power. A heavier-than-air craft was taking to the sky for the first time. For